Ep 8. Super Squatter

In Aqua Teen Hunger Force season 2 episode 8, entitled "Super Squatter," the trio of human-sized food items that make up the Aqua Teen Hunger Force find themselves dealing with an unexpected and uninvited guest in their home. The episode begins with Master Shake, Frylock, and Meatwad lounging about their living room, trying to decide how to spend their day. Just as they settle on watching TV and eating pizza, they hear strange noises coming from a nearby room. To their surprise, they find that a large and destructive man has broken into their house and taken up residence, claiming that he has legal rights to live there as a "super squatter."

The squatter, who calls himself Willie Nelson Mandela, proves to be a formidable and unpredictable presence in the house, constantly trashing the place and making unreasonable demands of the Aqua Teens. His strange behavior ranges from playing an oversized guitar and smoking marijuana to demanding that the trio fetch him large quantities of urine for his various needs. The Aqua Teens' attempts to reason with Willie prove futile, and they soon find themselves at a loss on how to evict him.

In an effort to get rid of Willie, the Aqua Teens hire a professional eviction specialist named Scott Tremont. Scott is a wheeler-dealer type who is incredibly confident in his abilities to remove squatters from properties. However, his methods prove to be more unorthodox than the Aqua Teens could have imagined, as he turns out to be a less-than-subtle con artist who uses a variety of bizarre tactics to try and get Willie out. These tactics include things like setting up a fake TV show and trying to trick Willie into signing a contract to star in it, staging a fake wedding that ends in disaster, and even simply attempting to intimidate Willie with physical violence.

As the eviction efforts continue, the Aqua Teens find themselves struggling to keep up with the ever-escalating madness of Scott's tactics, and tensions between them all begin to rise. To complicate matters further, the Aqua Teens begin to suspect that Willie may actually be more dangerous than he seems, leading to a confrontation that could have dire consequences for everyone involved.

In a unique departure from the show's usual format, "Super Squatter" features a more heavily structured storyline than many episodes of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, as well as an unusually large cast of characters that includes several supporting players who make their first appearances in the series. The episode also features a number of references to popular culture and current events, including nods to Willie Nelson, the real-life phenomenon of squatting, and the then-recent story of Elián González, a Cuban boy whose custody case sparked national controversy in the US.

Overall, "Super Squatter" is a bizarre and entertaining episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force that showcases the series' signature blend of absurd humor and unexpected plot twists.